http://blog.dairyqueen.com/blizzard/pi-day/ Mon, 17 Jun 2013 13:03:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 http://blog.dairyqueen.com/blizzard/pi-day/#comment-17445 hechengyu Thu, 27 Sep 2012 03:56:45 +0000 http://blog.dairyqueen.com/?p=4718#comment-17445 haha，nice haha，nice

]]> http://blog.dairyqueen.com/blizzard/pi-day/#comment-17440 tuan anh Wed, 26 Sep 2012 17:06:36 +0000 http://blog.dairyqueen.com/?p=4718#comment-17440 it so good it so good

]]> http://blog.dairyqueen.com/blizzard/pi-day/#comment-13653 Amy Dewey Thu, 05 Apr 2012 17:34:53 +0000 http://blog.dairyqueen.com/?p=4718#comment-13653 Banana Cream Pie Blizzard would be my choice. My 1st memories are of making homemade Banana ice cream in the old wood, hand-crank ice cream freezer. My job was to sit on top of the freezer, while my brothers would crank, until they couldn't crank any longer. We hand milked our cows and mom would make a pudding using the milk & cream that went to the top of the milk. She used bananas, vanilla & Junket tablets, too. Then the pudding had to cool down. This was before we had electricity or a refrigerator. We had an ice box before we had a refrigerator. To freeze the ice cream, my brothers got the block of ice from the ice box & the ice pick & chipped ice to put into the outside of the freezer, along with salt, to fill it up, once mom had the ice cream ingredients inside, along with the paddles and the cover. Then, they put a gunny sack on top and sat me, on top of the freezer, to hold it down. Then, they started cranking the freezer, until the handle wouldn't turn any more. Then the ice cream was done. That was so delicious, back in 1940. I keep trying to find delicious banana ice cream, now. Banana Cream Pie Blizzard would be my choice. My 1st memories are of making homemade Banana ice cream in the old wood, hand-crank ice cream freezer. My job was to sit on top of the freezer, while my brothers would crank, until they couldn’t crank any longer. We hand milked our cows and mom would make a pudding using the milk & cream that went to the top of the milk. She used bananas, vanilla & Junket tablets, too. Then the pudding had to cool down. This was before we had electricity or a refrigerator. We had an ice box before we had a refrigerator. To freeze the ice cream, my brothers got the block of ice from the ice box & the ice pick & chipped ice to put into the outside of the freezer, along with salt, to fill it up, once mom had the ice cream ingredients inside, along with the paddles and the cover. Then, they put a gunny sack on top and sat me, on top of the freezer, to hold it down. Then, they started cranking the freezer, until the handle wouldn’t turn any more. Then the ice cream was done. That was so delicious, back in 1940. I keep trying to find delicious banana ice cream, now.

]]> http://blog.dairyqueen.com/blizzard/pi-day/#comment-13495 Cate Sun, 25 Mar 2012 14:42:33 +0000 http://blog.dairyqueen.com/?p=4718#comment-13495 Best Piflavour ever IMHO Key Lime Pie. Best Piflavour ever IMHO Key Lime Pie.

]]> http://blog.dairyqueen.com/blizzard/pi-day/#comment-13304 Mandi Fri, 16 Mar 2012 23:19:11 +0000 http://blog.dairyqueen.com/?p=4718#comment-13304 What a swell way to spend my bday lol What a swell way to spend my bday lol

]]>